Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-24

FITTING PARAGRAPHS p. $
Meyer removed To Pine Greek Mills on
Monday morning. AS stated before
Philip recently purchased the mil
property aud will grind ont his own
flour.
K. III. Long, the merchant, Is shift
ing quarters To j. w. Snook's tenant
house, formerly occupied by Ira Ayers,
aud will hereafter breath the healthy
and inyigorating atmosphere OF Penn
street.
Mrs. Daniel Luse, OF Spring Mills,
expects to move into Michael Ulrich's
house, south OF town. next week. Mrs.
Luse Is a sister to Mr.. Ulrich.
David Ulrich, on Penn street, will
give up housekeeping, and Irwin Will
Jams will move to grandpap ulIich.
T.. Bartholomew will leave his resi-.
dence on Penn street to move To Co
burn. Mrs Clapp, of ilaltleton, ex-
poets 10 take possession OF the house
vacated by Bartholomew.
G.. w. Slower will spread out and use
his whole house, and +. w. Mauck
is consequently going out and moving
on Main street He rented part Of
Jacob Sankey's house.
Ira Ayers leaves for Union county.
! ri. e. Duck, Esq, will occupy his
new brick residence on Main street..
John Confer will vacate the rooms in
Snook 3 corner brick building and will
move below Aaronsburg.
Geo. Hazel takes Henry Miller's
place In B. L. Kister's house on Main
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth King makes place for
| E. w. Mauck and will henceforth
make her home in Aaronsburg.
Rev. C. Wortman's future abode will
be the new u. b. parsonage on Penn
street. The reverend gentleman's close
proximity to yeeditor will no doubt have
"a beneficial influence upon the morals
Of the latter.
The one part of DIR. Mingle's hou .
on Main street will be Geo. l.. Spring
ers's place of residence, while Mrs.
Sam. Clark will occupy the other part.
Confectioner A. j. Sylvis moves into
| the house vacated by Mrs. Clark.
Michael Maize will be the new occu-
pant of David Sholl's house on Main
| street.
ID. I. Brown goes to the western part
| of Main street, moving into Mrs. Hen
nv Browns House. Daniel Hoy, th3
present occupant. moves up on the NIL
into Rev. G. It Deininger's house.
Samuel McMullen moves into the
house now occupied Ly William Wea :
yer, who will emmigrate TO Brushva!ley
North street will also have few
changes. Mr.. McCurdy. OF Milesburg
! takes charge or Campbell's mill, the
present miller, Henry Breon moving
into his own house, now occupied oy
Irwin Williams.
Judith Miller moves into John Halls
house.
William Meyer will vacate J. Swang-
er's house on Water street aud move
into John Musser's house on North
street.
Josiah Long. now in Michael Ulrich's
house, south OF Penn street, moves In
northern direction and takes John
Confer's house.
Jesse Writ leaves town and goes to
Poe Mills.
Robert Hacken berg will work and
reside on Jacob Gephart's farm.
Peter Rearick is fitting TO near
Lewisburg on Rev. Swengel's farm.
Mr.. Campbell, of Pennington. will
move 10 and take charge OF ID. A. Mus
ser's brick mill
These are the ch hanges of residence
SO far as we could ascertain up to thi:
writing. We understand that there
are number of dwelling houses fol
lent yet and standing empty.
The letter of William Raker, OF
Blue Wing, N. c., appearing on the
fourth page Of this issue, is very in
teresting and worth reading. He pict.
ures the superiority and advantages OF
the southern sphere in glowing terms
and in an entertaining way. Read it.
-IHAD KIDNEY DISORDER and say
for the good of others that DR.. kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy cured me. Rev
). G. Chandler, Lebanon Springs, N
Y. / had Stone in the Bladder and
Gravel in the Kidneys. used DR..
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and am
now we'll e. d. Parsons, Rochester,
N. Y. Price 81. Send 2-cent stamp
to DR.. Kennedy, Rondout. n. Y, for Il
book on Kidney, Liver and Blood dis
orders. Mention this paper. Al
We are informed that T. r. Siam,
a son of our townsman, DR.. j. w.
STAN, was elected mayor of West I'm
ion, Iowa, of which place he has been q
resident Cor the last four years. There
were two candidates, the corporations
and the peoples, and Russell was The
successful candidate of the people
This speaks well for man of Russell's
age and shows that he is rising bust
ness man as we'll as a popular and re-
spected citizen in his western home
We send anr cnnHraLnlation.
| A PAYING INvESTMENT.-At this
season of the year when your cows faI
In milk, your horses become rOngh ir
coat, your pigs refuse to thrive, the
hens won't lay as many eggs as they
should, you will find package or two
of McDonald'S Celebrated Tonic and
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